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Hi there ive got a 1989 gtst, a 25dets been dropped in it because why the f**k not,

series 2 rb25det

jap spec ecu

yellow jacket coils, 14psi wastegate

3"inch turbo back exhaust

walbro 255 intank

adjustable castor arms

shimmed lsd

harder subframe bushes,

hsd adjustable coilovers

a shit bodykit that screams out im a bender

slotted front rba rotors and track pads

and other shit that's irrelevant

but basically i want to go alot faster and i have no clue where to start, im just a chippie by trade and this is my first project.

if anyone could help explain what i need to do to get to 300kw like, what i need to do and in what order, because im a few sheep short of an orgy. that would be great. i only want to spend 10k

any help would be much appreciated.
thanks in advance.

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Dan.


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